I'm an advanced GET user. How to I access the GET studies in EFS?
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Re: GET studies
mBender
You can do that using the Advanced GET functions. For the complete list of the available functions, their description and syntax see the Function Reference-> Advanced GET Studies folder in the EFS KnowledgeBase
Alex
Originally posted by MBender
I'm an advanced GET user. How to I access the GET studies in EFS?
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Sorry, I'm still not getting it
Alex:
Thank you for your timely response. I've been in the knowledge base for over a week now. I have over 600 lines of beautifly-working stochastic back-trading routines.
I'm just not getting this. I've tried every permutation, alteration or version of code I can think of, I just can't find out how to get the GET studies to work.
Any other advise?
desperately,
Michael.
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If you post the code someone can help you with the script.
I have running scripts which use the AGET functions and can take a looks as I know the functions do work.
GlenGlen Demarco
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I made this code as simple as possible.
Code is attached. This is as simple as I can make it.
The GetXTLStudy(35) line gets a syntax error.
The "study.getValue(GetCTLSTudy.XTL); line pulls a "study is not defined" error upon execution.
Please. What am I doing wrong?Attached Files
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Here is I have the xtl study defined in my init routine
xtl = new GetXTLStudy(nLength); // make sure xtl study defined
Here is invoking the function.
if (xtl.getValue(GetXTLStudy.XTL,-1)==0)
It works. Hope it helps.Glen Demarco
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